Inside Out Febuary 2023

Modern Country Homes takes readers on a visual journey across Australia to visit some of our most inspirational homes. This is Inside Out’s first hardcover publication, filled with stand-out projects that incorporate leading interior architecture and smart materials in spectacular locations from the mountains to the sea. These homes were constructed to not only withstand rural living but to complement their surrounding landscapes, making them a joy to be in. At 200 pages, this beautiful book features personal stories and sensational photography by renowned photographers such as Adam Gibson, Armelle Habib, Prue Ruscoe, Dianna Snape and Nikole Ramsay. ON SALE FEBRUARY 28 $49.99 at Dymocks, Booktopia, Hardtofind and magshop.com.au…

Modern Country Homes takes readers on a visual journey across Australia to visit some of our most inspirational homes. This is Inside Out’s first hardcover publication, filled with stand-out projects that incorporate leading interior architecture and smart materials in spectacular locations from the mountains to the sea. These homes were constructed to not only withstand rural living but to complement their surrounding landscapes, making them a joy to be in. At 200 pages, this beautiful book features personal stories and sensational photography by renowned photographers such as Adam Gibson, Armelle Habib, Prue Ruscoe, Dianna Snape and Nikole Ramsay. ON SALE FEBRUARY 28 $49.99 at Dymocks, Booktopia, Hardtofind and magshop.com.au…

Keeping it small… I often admire the discipline, modesty and minimalism in some clever people’s homes – the way they resist the urge to always go bigger and build more is admirable in this renovation nation of ours. I love the idea that you can live a full life in half the space, but the devil is in the detail and it relies on good spatial planning. In this issue, we have indulged ourselves with a great selection of homes, apartments and rooms that are proudly small but sensational, and each one a product of planning, editing and prioritisation to bring a sense of largesse to their small footprints. That idea ties in with the concepts of conscious consumption and considered life choices – two of the big themes coming through in…

Keeping it small… I often admire the discipline, modesty and minimalism in some clever people’s homes – the way they resist the urge to always go bigger and build more is admirable in this renovation nation of ours. I love the idea that you can live a full life in half the space, but the devil is in the detail and it relies on good spatial planning. In this issue, we have indulged ourselves with a great selection of homes, apartments and rooms that are proudly small but sensational, and each one a product of planning, editing and prioritisation to bring a sense of largesse to their small footprints. That idea ties in with the concepts of conscious consumption and considered life choices – two of the big themes coming…

DESTINATION DINING PIXIE BAR Byron Bay has welcomed Pixie Food & Wine. David Flack of Flack Studio is behind the design, sending a nostalgic yet vibrant nod to 1970s Italy with vintage Tobia Scarpa lamps, Cassina ‘Cab’ chairs and waxed shiraz-coloured Venetian ceilings. Head chef Matteo Tine (ex-Grossi Florentino) is showcasing local seafood and meats while paying homage to his Sicilian heritage. PIXIEBYRONBAY.COM.AU work of art Clothing brand Viktoria & Woods has teamed up with artist Ksenia Shinkarenko to launch its Resort 2023 Collection. Expect the classic V&W silhouettes paired with a new pattern designed in collaboration with Ksenia. VIKTORIAANDWOODS.COM.AU MARAIS MEN Calling all Melbourne fans of high-end fashion retailer Marais! The boutique has opened a new men’s store in the QV showcasing all its famed brands in a fresh, vibrant space. Expect bright LED lighting across…

retro vibes Calling all lovers of bold eco-conscious homeswares – this is for you. Finnish company Marimekko has just launched its 231 collection, which champions graphic prints and classic pieces such as the Urna vase (below), $355, made from mouth-blown coloured glass. The brand’s fabrics also make for beautiful curtains, cushions and tablecloths, as demonstrated by the Savanni heavyweight cotton (on table), priced at $77 per metre. marimekko.com…